Orchestral sounds for the Chord section
Note: The dynamics of sounds marked with an asterisk (*) can only be controlled by bellows movements. Those sounds are not velocity sen- sitive.
■Switching off the Orchestra Bass part
(4)Press the [ORCH¥BASS] button again to return to normal Bass mode.
Orchestral sounds for the Chord section
The orchestral chord part can replace the accordion sound played by the chord rows of the button keyboard. It only applies to the chord rows and has no effect on the bass buttons.
(1)Press the [ORCH¥CHORD] C button (it lights).
(2)Check whether the [LEFT¥REGISTER] D button lights. If it doesn’t, press it.
(3)Use the Bass registers to select the desired sound.
ORCH CHORD sounds
1* | St. Strings* | 4* | St. Orch Brass* |
2* | Chorus Organ* | 5* | Choir* |
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Note: The dynamics of sounds marked with an asterisk (*) can only be controlled by bellows movements. Those sounds are not velocity sen- sitive.
While ORCH CHORD mode is active, you can assign a dif- ferent accordion register to the bass rows by pressing [LEFT¥REGISTER] (it must be dark) and the desired Bass reg- ister.
■Switching off the ORCH CHORD part
(4)Press the [ORCH¥CHORD] button again to return to nor- mal Chord mode.
■Using two different sounds for the Bass button key- board
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To assign a different orchestral sound (or accordion regis- ter) to one of the two parts, you must assign the bass reg- isters to the desired section.
This is usually done automatically, but you can also use the [LEFT¥REGISTER] D button to switch between the two.
If [LEFT¥REGISTER] lights, you can select an accordion reg- ister or orchestral sound for the chord rows of the bass keyboard.
If it is dark, you can select an accordion register or orches- tral sound for the bass rows of the bass keyboard.
Note: The [LEFT¥REGISTER] button has no function when neither the [ORCH¥BASS] nor the [ORCH¥CHORD] button lights.
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